By: Otaiba Ahsan
While emergencies don’t typically happen all the time, it’s still important to be prepared for them. For example, if the low-voltage power is lost from your Model S or X, you won’t be able to open the doors from the interior like you normally do. Continue reading for steps on how to open the doors in a Tesla Model S and Model X with no power.
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By: Otaiba Ahsan
Picture this: you’re on a trip and about to do a fun activity. When getting ready, the staff walks you through all the different emergency situations. While it’s easy to get distracted and laugh about how unlikely those scenarios are, if the time ever comes, you’ll wish you paid attention. When in your Tesla, it’s unlikely that you’ll ever need to manually open the trunk from within your car, but it’s not impossible. Continue reading for details on where to find the interior emergency trunk release in the Tesla Model S and Model X.
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By: Otaiba Ahsan
Think about what you keep in your car’s glovebox. Typically, it’s important documents like ownership and insurance papers. However, there might be times when you’d like to store valuables, cash, or something private that you don’t want others to have access to. While in most vehicles you would have to hope that no one opens the glovebox, or place those items somewhere else completely, in your Tesla you can set a PIN. Continue for steps on how to set a PIN for the glovebox in a Tesla Model S and Model X.
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By: Otaiba Ahsan
While the Tesla Model S and Model X are considered luxurious options offered by the EV maker, they are still known for their relatively minimal designs. Depending on the year and the exact trim you have, there are virtually no buttons, except for a few on the steering wheel, as most actions are accomplished using the massive screen or with voice commands. In most cars, the glovebox is typically opened by either pushing on it or using a handle. However, as part of Tesla’s minimalistic approach, there’s no way to physically open the glovebox. Continue reading for simple steps on how to open the glovebox in a Tesla Model S and Model X.
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By: Otaiba Ahsan
While engines require regular maintenance like oil changes to prolong their life, methods like charging limits can be put in place to help increase the lifespan of an electric vehicle (EV) battery. By taking care of your battery, it’ll help keep money in your pocket as evidence has shown that the longer you keep your EV compared to a gas car, the more savings you’ll have. Continue reading for steps on how to put a charging limit on your Tesla Model S and Model X.
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By: Otaiba Ahsan
Getting in and out of a car can be difficult for some. This includes older folks, those with physical ailments, and in some cases for individuals who are heavy-set. Having extra room to work with typically makes the process of getting into or out of your vehicle easier, but it can be annoying having to change your seat and steering wheel settings every time. Tesla has solved this problem with their feature, Easy Entry. Continue reading for steps on how to enable Easy Entry for steps on how to enable Easy Entry for the Tesla Model S and Model X.
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